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Moderator: Prof.Yu ZHANG, Deputy Director Office of Hong Kong, Macao& Taiwan Affair, ZJUTime: April 26, 2023, 16:00-17:30(GMT+8)[Online]Agenda: 16:00-16:05Opening remarksProf. Yu ZHANG, Deputy Director, Office of Hong Kong, Macao & Taiwan Affairs, ZJU16:05-17:05Keynotes1. Prof. Xiqun (Michael) CHEN, Director of Institute of Intelligent Transportation Systems, Vice Dean of ZJU-UIUC Institute, ZJU (15 mins)On-Demand Shared Mobility Services for Smart Cities2. Prof. Alexis Kai Hon LAU, Head and Chair Professor, Division of Environment and Sustainability, HKUST (15 mins)Personalised real-time air quality informatics system for exposure - Hong Kong3. Prof. Pingfeng YU, Researcher of College of Environmental and Resource Sciences, ZJU (15 mins)Leverage Microbial Ecology for Biofilm Engineering in Water Treatment and Reuse Systems4. Prof. Zhi NING, Associate Professor, Division of Environment and Sustainability, HKUST (15 mins)Low Cost Sensor Technology and its Network Application for Air Science and Management17:05-17:25Q&A and Discussion17:25-17:30Closing remarksProf. Alexis Kai Hon LAU, Head and Chair Professor, Division of Environment and Sustainability, HKUSTWarm Tip: Please scan the QR code above to registrate and the ZOOM link will be sent to you by email in advance.

“浙江大学国际校区学术年会暨世界名校科教产融合大会”是由浙江大学国际联合学院（海宁国际校区）主办的以“海纳百川 塑性未来”为主旨的国际会议。会议旨在集聚创新领军人才，搭建展示学术成果的国际舞台，激发思想争鸣，迸发学术火花，强化国际交流区域联动，探索当今世界前沿的科教产融合趋势。本次会议集聚如英国爱丁堡大学，美国伊利诺伊大学厄巴纳香槟校区、英国剑桥大学、新加坡国立大学等世界名校，积极营造多学科、国际化、科教产融合的浓烈学术氛围，共话国际合作教育的挑战与未来。主论坛（1月5日）9:00-9:20欢迎致辞9:20-9:40国际校区年度学术工作报告9:40-9:50国际校区年度优秀学术成果颁奖9:50-11:20主旨演讲11:20-11:50科教产融合相关主题讨论分论坛（1月5-6日）1月5日 13:30-18:30ZJU-UoE联合论坛（生物医学+方向）1月5日 13:30-20：30ZJU-UIUC联合论坛（工学+方向）1月5日 13:00-20:30ZIBS学术论坛1月5日 13:30-16:00新型光电与能源器件专场1月5日 13:30-17:101月6日 9:00-17:10肌肉骨骼专场1月6日 9:00-11:40博士后论坛1月6日 9:00-12:00智慧城市专场1月6日 13:50-17:20信息电子学分论坛

Speaker: Prof. WANG Xinlei, ZJU-UIUC Institute. His main research area is bioenvironmental engineering.Venue: Webex Meeting

Location: Online, Zoom meeting number 6604263463, password 221014Offline, 201 East 5, Zijingang Campus, Zhejiang UniversityConference language: French

This book club is about reading literature related to formal argumentation. We hope to share the joy of research, improve understanding of formal argumentation as a field of study, and enhance academic writing skills through reading and discussing papers. We welcome interested students to participate.Some knowledge of mathematics and mathematical writing skills will be helpful in reading the literature, and participants can develop such skills in the process of participating in the event. The following are examples of statements that will be encountered in the course of reading the literature：Definition. An abstract argumentation framework F is a pair (A, R), where A is a set of arguments and R is a binary relation on R. If (a, b) ∈ R, we say that a attacks b.Definition. Let S be a set of arguments and a an argument. We say that S is conflict-free, if there does not exist a, b in S such that a attacks b. We say that S defends a if for any argument b that attacks a, there exists an argument in S that attacks b.Definition. A set of arguments S is admissible, if S is conflict-free and defends each of its elements.Lemma. If S is admissible and S defends a, then S∪{a} is admissible.Format of the reading clubEach event lasts 2 hours. The first hour is for student presentations on the content of the article. The second hour is for discussion, where each person expresses his or her opinion about the article. Professor LIAO Bizhui from the School of Philosophy participates in the discussion, and postdoctoral fellow CHEN Jinsheng moderates.Contact person:CHEN Jinsheng, email:jinshengchen@zju.edu.cnTime and PlaceEvery Friday from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the fall and winter semesters (see the table below for details)307, Meng Minwei Building, Zijingang CampusReading MaterialsBooks:1.  Baroni, P., Gabbay, D., Giacomin, M., & Van der Torre, L. (2018). Handbook of formal argumentation. (参考)2.  Gabbay, D. M., Giacomin, M., Simari, G. R., & Thimm, M. (2021).  Journal of Applied Logics: Special Issue on Formal argumentation. (部分)3.  Rahwan, I., & Simari, G. R. (Eds.). (2009). Argumentation in artificial intelligence (Vol. 47). Heidelberg: Springer. (部分)Literature:1.  Amgoud, L. (2012, July). Five weaknesses of ASPIC+. In International Conference on Information Processing and Management of Uncertainty in  Knowledge-Based Systems (pp. 122-131). Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg.2.  Modgil, S. (2009). Reasoning about preferences in argumentation frameworks. Artificial intelligence, 173(9-10), 901-934.3.  Modgil, S., & Prakken, H. (2013). A general account of argumentation with preferences. Artificial Intelligence, 195, 361-397.4.  Verheij, B. (2012). Clarifying some misconceptions on the ASPIC+ framework. Computational Models of Argument: Proceedings of COMMA 2012, 245, 442.

The School of Life Sciences has invited teachers from the University of Southern California, the University of Western Sydney, and the National University of Singapore to deliver cloud lectures to students, to communicate and interact with academic masters, to expand international vision, and to understand cutting-edge academics.Speaker:Dr. Dechen LIN, Associate Professor, University of Southern California, U.S.A., focuses on genomics, epigenetics and novel disease models of upper respiratory and upper gastrointestinal cancers.Topic: Maintenance of global DNA methylation: its mechanism and significance in cancerVenue: 245 Lecture Hall, College of Life SciencesLecture Time: September 26, 2022, 9:00 amAs there is a limit of ZOOM account users, please try to attend the lecture on site if you are interested.More contentDr. Belinda Medlyn, Distinguished Professor at the University of Western Sydney, Australia, is a Laureate Fellow of the University of Western Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on the response of plant and forest ecosystems to elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations and climate change and the mechanisms of related processes.October 10, 10:00 am

Introduction to the Book ClubIn order to further create an academic atmosphere and promote communication, as well as to enrich the experience of doctoral students in organizing discussions, the Department of Sociology encourages book clubs organized by doctoral students and attended mainly by undergraduate students.The five main themes of the book club in the fall and winter semester of the academic year 2022 are:1. Capitalist Economic System (资本主义经济制度)Leader: ZHANG ZhongjiContact: 159901691772、The Birth of the Irrational Cage: The History of Social Discipline of Insanity from Insanity and Civilization (非理性牢笼的诞生：从《疯癫与文明》考察“疯癫”的社会规训史)Director: ZHANG SiyingTel: 188671510193、Fate, Dynamism and Uncertainty: Coping Strategies in Chinese Divination Practice (命运、能动性与不确定性：中国占卜实践中的应对策略)Leader: CHEN YulingTel: 188194916054、Masculinities (Masculinities 男性气质)Leader: WEI FuyunContact WeChat：30267421895、The Sources of Social Power: The History of Power in the Ancient State (社会权力的来源：古代国家的权力史)Leader：YANG QixinContact number: 19857136213Interested students are welcome to contact the person in charge of the corresponding book club topic for communication, and the specific arrangements will be agreed upon by the person in charge and the participating students.